WinnipegGordo

Thor shud focus less on hurdling and more on holding onto the ball.

Riders deferred and took the ball to start the 2nd half. Doesn't seem to be much wind but hopefully it helps the Lions in the 4th.

I think people have made a big deal out of it because Rouke has played like **** in late season games in Winnipeg. But, I am cheering for the kid tonight and hopefully next week.

Yeah, never forgot about Grey Cup 1991, and that playoff game against the Ticats where fans were throwing snowballs at the Hamilton players. Or the game against the Argos where there were only 12k or so fans.

I was just thinking about that dec 5 game we had. One of my favourite Bomber games that I have attended.

But, its cold out. lol I love going to playoff games in that weather. Or any weather for that matter. Never know when your next home playoff game is going to happen.

Riders wimped out on the 3-2 play.

Well, in 2019 they got their asses kicked.

TiCat fans know how Bomber fans felt during the last few Grey Cups.

Nov 16th

Well, it was a late hit

he was touched before he was down.

Forde saying the receiver didn't have control. lol

face mask on the 2nd down play.

Dustin and Forde doing the game.

Peterson is on the field. Looks like he's on for Demski.

Need to win the coin toss so Winnipeg can kick off twice.

Still a possibility that Demski is playing as he's warming up on the field.

Oakman is being replaced by Kori Roberson Jr., who was already on the active roster. To replace Oakman on the 45-man roster, the Alouettes added defensive-back Robert Kennedy III from the practice roster. https://montrealgazette.com/sports/football/montreal-alouettes/alouettes-release-shawn-oakman-after-cfl-suspends-him-indefinitely?s=09

Lets get focused!!!!! There's a game tomorrow.

Also, in the 2017 the CFL switched from having 2 runningbacks as division allstars and added a 5th receiver.

I hear you. But, I was at the 2007 game and to see 80% of the crowd cheering for the Riders and then the Bombers losing..... I would just like to feel the other end of the emotional spectrum.